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Old 11-18-2008, 06:48 PM
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StruttinGobbler3
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Default RE: Blood Trailing

Generally dark red/blackish blood is indication of a gut shot. coagulated blood, if you're asking what I think you are, is blood that has clotted and closed up a wound. That is not good. When that happens your blood trail stops abruptly. liver blood is usually a bright red, lung blood alsoisa bright red, usually with small bubbles in it. Both mean a dead deer, but on a liver shot I'd give him a few hours before trailing him. good luck.
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